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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1899
Page
8
Fragmentary notice from Perry Advertiser lists names and dates with unclear references to Dr Kellogg and a doctor role. Mentions May’s seeds and Ammeerman’s, with archaic spellings suggesting local civic or medical notices from 1895.
Tuesday visits from Dallas Center and Greenvale residents noted along with church, lodge, and social happenings. Public concerns include a carbuncle case, a real estate exchange, agency work, and a fatal accident near the road. Community life centers on meetings, sales, and a lecture at the Methodist Church.
A public meeting next Tuesday evening at Perry Normal College seeks broader local support for the educational enterprise. Businessmen, educators and officials including President Longwell of Oakland Park College and County Superintendent Hutchins will address attendees about the school’s merit and needs.
A brief report describes a girl or child injured by a grain of corn lodged in her nose. Mr Norock transported her to Dr Pais who administered anesthesia but the grain remained and later dislodged. She recovered after the object was removed.
A fresd jury disagreed on verdicts involving two defendants, Flack and Dorahse. The panel did not acquit nor convict, prompting further deliberation and potential retrial to resolve the charges.
A garbled report notes Atpaugh receiving a pardon amid confusion about dates and names. References to Shaw and Diehl from Vale linger as the scene includes a morning visit and unclear family mentions.
A fragmented account describes a party member Geo Heaton guiding a tour to North Dakota last week. The narrative mentions emigrant cars and tourist sleepers, multiple rail cars, stops at Coon Rapids and Carrington, and a convoy with special baggage coach and engines. About 123 people were aboard.
A brief report notes trains carrying emigrants, with two cars mentioned as moving into the country this year. The passage emphasizes the large number of people heading into the country amid ongoing immigration.
Mass Kate Russell, a Adel teacher and daughter of Russell, secretly married Bert Byers in Omaha last summer. The motive remains unclear. The note mentions related local visits and upcoming school vacation.
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